Clockwise from top left: Highclere Castle; The Uffington White Horse; Rambling
A special father-son moment
Rambling on classically damp English morning
Clockwise from top left: Arlington Row; a country lane; Snowshill
We were incredibly excited to have Daniel’s parents come and visit
London for three weeks in September. Aside from walking their feet off seeing
all the sights in London, we decided that it would be a bit of fun to enjoy a
quintessentially English getaway and spend four days relaxing in the Cotswolds.
It was wonderful to be able to spend some quality time together
after about two years of living on the opposite side of the globe, and the
Cotswolds provided the perfect setting.
A few highlights included…
> Pubs and tea rooms aplenty
> Some long and rambling walks through the countryside
> Exploring Highclere Castle, which is the location used for
shooting Downton Abbey
> Marveling at the Uffington White Horse – an Iron Age outline of
a horse made created by deep trenches filled with chalk
> Exploring the many quaint little villages
> Daniel treating Arthur to his first ever beer…a true father-son rite of passage.
> Daniel treating Arthur to his first ever beer…a true father-son rite of passage.
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